It is Google’s fault actually. No one can be blamed for this matter more than Google itself.
Google came up with a brilliant plan for determining the best web pages to show in their search engine results. And then without telling us the intimate details of their plan, they told us about part of their algorithm by explaining the importance of inbound links — the Google PageRank (PR) system — in their calculations.
Google itself planted the seeds its own future headaches. Nobody did it to them; they did it themselves.
I am sure the fault really lies in Google’s marketing department. They wanted to tell the world what made their search engine algorithms more powerful than the competition. It probably was an innocent mistake on their part. But once the genie is out of the bottle, it is impossible to put the genie back in the bottle.
So, now the whole world knows that if you want to get good search rankings in Google, you must have links pointing to your website from other websites on the internet. Everyone also knows that if you want better search rankings in Google, then you should strive to create even more links with the appropriate keywords […]

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